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Understanding
9/11How To Recognize Collapsed/Covert Personality Disorders
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- 2020-07-26
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- classic, overt, covert, boundaries, indifference, Shy, Vulnerable, Fragile, Inverted, Narcissist Codependent, Somatic, Cerebral, subtypes, isolation, pain, hurt, defences, sex, romantic, workplace, unconscious, consciousness, ego, introversion, id, superego, sadist, sadism, pain, hurt, humiliation, degradation, narcissistic supply, mortification, punishment, masochism, narcissist, borderline, mortification, shock, shame, guilt, fear, personality, false self, true self, grandiosity, splitting, needs, cheating, intimate partner, relationships, anxiety, morals, empathy, healing, trauma, self awareness, child, mother, splitting, fantasy, psychosis, delusion, criticism, disagreement, advice, help
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All mental health arises from confusing external and internal objects (examples: that psychosis, narcissism).
I suggest that there is a single clinical entity Personality Disorder with overlays (narcissistic, antisocial, borderline, histrionic).
Each overlay has 3 states: overt, collapsed, covert.
Transition between the states and the overlays is a reaction to gaps (reality intrusion or failure) and narcissistic mortification.
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